An EV Charging Infrastructure LT (Low Tension) Panel is a crucial electrical distribution board that manages and distributes power from the grid/source to multiple EV chargers, acting as a central hub with breakers, metering, and protection for safe, efficient charging, often integrating features like solar input, smart controls, and backup power switches for various EV charging setups.

Power Distribution: Takes main power (often 415V in India) and splits it for several EV chargers (EVSE).

Metering: Tracks energy (kWh) and power (kW) usage per charger or zone for billing and monitoring.

Protection: Houses circuit breakers (MCCBs, MCBs) for overload/short-circuit protection, surge protection, and isolation.

Source Management: May include changeover switches (Source Changeover Panel) to switch between grid, solar, or generator (DG) power.

Smart Integration: Often includes IoT modules for remote monitoring, fault detection, and firmware updates.

Safety: Designed to meet safety standards (like IEC 61439), with features for fire safety and emergency shutdowns.

Customization: Can be tailored for different needs, including integration with solar panels, battery storage, and diverse charger types (Level 2, DC Fast).

Integrated Solutions: Factory-assembled units (like Integrated EV Switchboards) combining transformers, panels, and chargers in one enclosure.

Modular Systems: Separate panels for metering, distribution, and control, all part of the larger charging infrastructure.